My Friendly Neighborhood Review: Not Quite A Horror Show
While not scary per se, "My Friendly Neighborhood" delivers an engaging series of puzzles, a goofy world, and an irreverent take on the survival horror genre.
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Nobunaga's Ambition: Awakening Review - Turns Out Being A Daimyo Is Hard
"Nobunaga's Ambition: Awakening" opens a portal to feudal Japan that strategy fans and history enthusiasts will want to dive into head first.
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Let's! Revolution! Review: Revolutionizing A Classic
"Let's! Revolution!" is a beautiful blend of "Minesweeper" and roguelite mechanics, but is missing the overall "wow" factor of a memorable experience.
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Ember Knights Review: Straight Fire
"Ember Knights" is an exceptionally fun and well-structured game that comes as a wonderful surprise in an already fully packed year in gaming.
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REMEDIUM: Sentinels Review - Simple & Addictive Autoshooting Action
"REMEDIUM: Sentinels" is a delightful and addictive autoshooter, striking the perfect balance between simplicity and strategy.
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Exoprimal Review: Unleash Chaos, Save Humanity, Dominate Dinosaurs
Even with its slightly convoluted story, "Exoprimal" offers a unique and enjoyable experience with its blend of elements from different genres.
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Kingdom Eighties Review: Lightning In A Small Bottle
Not without its hiccups, Kingdom Eighties is a great introduction to the Kingdom games with its stylish aesthetic, intuitive controls, and cohesive story.
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Battle Bows Review: A Poppin' Good Time (No Strings Attached)
When it comes to inclusive and easy-to-pick-up VR party games, "Battle Bows" delivers a silly and engaging experience that is a must-play for casual VR players.
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Atelier Marie Remake: The Alchemist Of Salburg Review - A Successful Return To Salburg
"Atelier Marie Remake: The Alchemist of Salburg" is a success that stays true to the 1997 classic and stands on its own in the modern gaming landscape.
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Touhou: New World Review - Discovering Gensokyo Like Never Before
"Touhou: New World" successfully weaves together elements of old-school bullet hell and RPG mechanics, creating a unique and fun Touhou Project experience.
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Final Fantasy 16 Review: A Masterclass In Action RPGs
Final Fantasy 16 successfully offers an engaging story and awe-inspiring encounters, firmly places it as a standout title in the Final Fantasy series.
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Diablo 4 Review: Giving Into The Darkness (In The Best Ways)
"Diablo 4" is an excellent game that captures all the things that have made fans love the series for more than two decades.
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Dave The Diver Review: Endless Fun In An Underwater Oasis
Dave the Diver is endearing and lively, a feel-good game to its core, with just enough lore and mystery to keep nudging you along.
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Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective Review - Decent Puzzles With Room For Improvement
"Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective," even with its remastered elements, may only be a worthwhile purchase if you're feeling nostalgic about the old DS game.
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Aliens: Dark Descent Review - Nobody Will Hear You Scream
"Aliens: Dark Descent" packs a powerful punch that gives fans and newcomers something to love with this latest entry into the "Alien" catalog of video games.
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Broken Spectre Review: A Cosmic Horror Experience That Stays With You
With its innovative hand-tracking system, constant feeling of dread, and absence of VR sickness, "Broken Spectre" redefines the VR horror genre.
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Layers Of Fear Review: New Depths Of Madness
Despite the slightly confusing name, "Layers of Fear" is a beautiful remake that can be enjoyed by horror fans and series newcomers alike.
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Story Of Seasons: A Wonderful Life Review - Plenty Of Charm, But Not The Cream Of The Crop
Story of Seasons: A Wonderful Life is a farm sim that just doesn't feel like it's breaking too much new ground.
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Street Fighter 6 Review: The Fighting Genre Standard For Accessibility And Competitive Depth
"Street Fighter 6" offers an engaging experience for players of all skill levels with Capcom once again setting the standard for the fighting game genre.
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Cassette Beasts Review: Hits Nearly All The Right Notes
Cassette Beasts is a creative and fast-paced RPG that sends players on an adventure to collect monsters, build relationships, and explore a colorful new world.
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The Legend Of Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom Review - Link Reaches New Heights
Even in its early moments, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is shaping up to be a must-play title and heavy favorite for game of the year.
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Star Wars Jedi: Survivor Review - A New Fandom Favorite
"Star Wars Jedi: Survivor" is extremely well crafted and mostly improves on what dissatisfied players in the first installment.
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Stray Blade Review: A Flawed But Fun Take On The Soulslike Genre
"Stray Blade" might not go down in history as one of the best Soulslike games out there, but it tries plenty of new things and for that it deserves some credit.
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Bramble: The Mountain King Review - Beware The Beasts Of The Mountain
As long as you go into "Bramble: The Mountain King" with the right expectations, it will serve you well in the short time that you're a guest in its universe.
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Strayed Lights Review: A Promising Start That Falls A Bit Short
There's so much to love about "Strayed Lights," but unfortunately the game as a whole feels like it's only 50% complete.
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Beyond The Long Night Review: A Classic Narrative With Lively Adventure
"Beyond the Long Night" doesn't have any weaknesses resulting from its development or execution, and it sets standards for the dungeon-crawling roguelike genre.
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Minecraft Legends Review: A Few Blocks Short
Simple, laid-back fun can be found in "Minecraft Legends," but players looking for an engaging or well-constructed experience will likely be left wanting more.
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